18.13 A rotary compressor is used to supercharge a petrolengine. The static pressure ratio across the rotor is 2.5:1. Static inlet pressureand temperature are 0.6 bar and 5°C, respectively. The air-fuel ratio is 13:1 andthe engine consumes 0.04 kg fuel/s. For the air-fuel mixture take y = 1.39 and1.005 kJ/kg K. The isentropic efficiency of the compressor is 84%. Estimatethe power required to drive the compressor. Taking the exit velocity from thecompressor as 120 m/s and assuming that the mixture is adiabatically broughtto rest in the engine cylinders, estimate the stagnation temperature and pressureof the mixture at the beginning of the compression stroke in the engine cylinder.с

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18.13 A rotary compressor is used to supercharge a petrol engine. The static pressure ratio across the rotor is 2.5:1. Static inlet pressure and temperature are 0.6 bar and 5°C, respectively. The air-fuel ratio is 13:1 and the engine consumes 0.04 kg fuel/s. For the air-fuel mixture take y = 1.39 and 1.005 kJ/kg K. The isentropic efficiency of the compressor is 84%. Estimate power required to drive the compressor. Taking the exit velocity from the compressor as 120 m/s and assuming that the mixture is adiabatically brought to rest in the engine cylinders, estimate the stagnation temperature and pressure of the mixture at the beginning of the compression stroke in the engine cylinder. с = the

18.13 A rotary compressor is used to supercharge a petrol engine. The static pressure ratio across the rotor is 2.5:1. Static inlet pressure and temperature are 0.6 bar and 5°C, respectively. The air-fuel ratio is 13:1 and the engine consumes 0.04 kg fuel/s. For the air-fuel mixture take y = 1.39 and 1.005 kJ/kg K. The isentropic efficiency of the compressor is 84%. Estimate power required to drive the compressor. Taking the exit velocity from the compressor as 120 m/s and assuming that the mixture is adiabatically brought to rest in the engine cylinders, estimate the stagnation temperature and pressure of the mixture at the beginning of the compression stroke in the engine cylinder. с = the

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